Knocked off: what a settlement writes, what un-does it, and how to read one that half-worked
For the whole-system operator — you run the books. Level 3 — configure and own.
By the end you can say which of the three AR/AP figures a knock-off moves and which it never will, who actually writes the settlement pair and at what moment both balances change, what a void, a delete-contra, an undo and a discard each leave behind, and read a receipt that half-worked off two tabs without waiting for a recalculation that will never run.
Before this series: Finalise: what the button starts, and what it writes, Taking it back: void, undo and discard
Presentations
- Three things called a knock-off, and which number each one moves — about 11 minutes, narrated
- Who writes the contra, and when the balance moves — about 12 minutes, narrated
- What un-does a knock-off, and what each route leaves behind — about 12 minutes, narrated
- Reading a knock-off that half-worked — about 11 minutes, narrated
Modules this series draws on
Reference pages this series draws on
Every screen a presentation mentions is documented on one of these pages; the series does not re-document it.
- Debtor Report Applet
- Financial Report
- Receipt Voucher (Internal)
- How Work Actually Runs
- What a Void Undoes
- Recording a Customer Payment
- The aging still shows an invoice that’s already paid
- I knocked it off and the outstanding balance hasn’t changed
- The order still shows a quantity outstanding after I invoiced it all
All presentations · Presentations for the whole-system operator